Power Steering Basics for Classic Cars
It used to be that if you wanted to drive, you had to have the arms for it. Older cars did not have power steering, […]
Power Steering Basics for Classic Cars Read More »
February 2022
Starting an Old Engine That Has Not Run in Years
If you are pulling your first classic out of a junk-covered barn, chopping it out of the undergrowth, or it has simply been sitting in
Starting an Old Engine That Has Not Run in Years Read More »
Manual Brakes vs. Power Brake Systems Choice
Manual brakes are necessary if you are going for full authenticity when restoring your vintage ride. When stacked up against power brakes though, you are
Manual Brakes vs. Power Brake Systems Choice Read More »
How a Power Brake System in Classic Cars Work
To enhance the efficiency of the braking system a new system was designed called power brake system. It is also called ‘power assisted” brakes. This
How a Power Brake System in Classic Cars Work Read More »
Replacing a Driveshaft in Your Classic Car
A driveshaft is one of the critical links between the engine and getting the power to the tires. Replacing the driveshaft correctly can be the
Replacing a Driveshaft in Your Classic Car Read More »
Symptoms of a Bad Driveshaft
The wheels of any vehicle depend on power from the engine to make them turn and move the vehicle. The driveshaft (also called a propeller
Symptoms of a Bad Driveshaft Read More »
Engine Vacuum Leak Affects Classic Car Engines
Many parts of the vehicle rely on the intake manifold vacuum for operation. Depending on the vehicle, everything from the brake booster to the fuel
Engine Vacuum Leak Affects Classic Car Engines Read More »
Inspecting for Rust Before Buying a Classic Car
Recently we put out an article on inspecting for problems before buying your next classic car. One major issue is the signs of a previous
Inspecting for Rust Before Buying a Classic Car Read More »